Rauli wrote on 2015-11-22, 14:07:

Hi, I've just got one board like yours today. It's not in very good condition, but I will try to use it.

Did you manage to identify the board? Did you install a voltage regulator (which one) for 3V CPUs?

evasive wrote on 2020-05-02, 18:51:

Based on the "001519" in the bios string this was made by Epox. Is there a marking GXA486*** something on the board?

Good luck getting an answer:

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🤣 yeah sorry. I am binge-ID'ing motherboards at the moment...

evasive wrote on 2020-05-03, 18:31:

🤣 yeah sorry. I am binge-ID'ing motherboards at the moment...

i'm stuck with the same mobo too

jexus_ wrote on 2020-10-14, 05:44:

evasive wrote on 2020-05-03, 18:31:

🤣 yeah sorry. I am binge-ID'ing motherboards at the moment...

i'm stuck with the same mobo too

Then I can ask the same question: Is there a marking GXA486*** something on the board somewhere? Are there any other markings? Can you put a high-res picture of the board online somewhere and link to it?

I do not think it is a GXA486 variant (but could be) due to most GXA486 variants had PCI slots near the memory slots which this does not.
It could be a very early version of the GXA486 but finding any docs will be hard, Unfortunately most of the Epox 486 board docs are long gone.

evasive wrote on 2020-10-17, 21:00:

jexus_ wrote on 2020-10-14, 05:44:

evasive wrote on 2020-05-03, 18:31:

🤣 yeah sorry. I am binge-ID'ing motherboards at the moment...

i'm stuck with the same mobo too

Then I can ask the same question: Is there a marking GXA486*** something on the board somewhere? Are there any other markings? Can you put a high-res picture of the board online somewhere and link to it?

no markings at all

Recently found this board in a working 486 I picked up
No markings like that indeed but since it's disassembled ATM I'll have a better look tomorrow if someone is still interested.

We always are for the Ultimate Retro database, EVERY board is interesting.
https://www.ultimateretro.net/

I don't necessarily want to revive a dead thread, but I actually have this board and asked about replacing the fake cache here: Replace 486 board fake cache with real cache

pan069 wrote on 2021-08-23, 04:31:

I don't necessarily want to revive a dead thread, but I actually have this board and asked about replacing the fake cache here: Replace 486 board fake cache with real cache

https://www.ultimateretro.net/it/motherboards/6238

thanks to ultimateretro